I hope he was not injured too badly. :concern:
I was bummed to see this. I know it happens but its too bad that it occurred right before a major competition. He is such a beautiful rider to watch!
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I was bummed to see this. I know it happens but its too bad that it occurred right before a major competition. He is such a beautiful rider to watch![/QUOTE]
And, I’d like to add your signature, sometimes they hurt us.
I certainly hope for a full and speedy recovery.
I hope for a speedy recovery.
Oh no 
hope he recovers soon!!
I guess his horses don’t get hacked out ?
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I guess his horses don’t get hacked out ?[/QUOTE]
Anyone can come off a horse- any time- especially a NEW horse-
If you dont know that already- good luck
Do you have any idea what these horses are exposed to at international competitions?
back injuries are the worst- hope he recovers soon
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No they absolutely don’t.
:rolleyes:
I’d just like to add that I’m pretty sure there are far more tractors around a barn or at International shows than on the trails, I personally never crossed one in the wooden trails that surround the barn I board at. Just sayin’
It’s astonishing to me to think how athletic a spook must be to get him off! I hope he recovers quickly - no matter the talent or level of a rider, the ground can be quite hard and treacherous.
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Did you get a little thrill from that, or do you just make snide remarks because you aren’t hacked out?
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Did you get a little thrill from that, or do you just make snide remarks because you aren’t hacked out?[/QUOTE]
Well, it has been quite rainy here in the South. Turnout time has been at a minimum. :winkgrin:
